Qumulo Opens Office in Twin Cities, MN

Qumulo, Inc.opened a Minneapolis office to take advantage of the digital and marketing and optimization talent in the Twin Cities.

As the demand for firm’s solutions has accelerated, this location provides the company with the environment to scale its go-to-market reach and influence.

“We’re building a world-class marketing organization and the exceptional talent we’ve brought on in Minneapolis has been instrumental in expanding our global demand generation capabilities,” said Peter Zaballos, CMO, Qumulo. “With this additional location, we’re able to better serve our rapidly growing customer base. We are doubling down on our technology innovation as we continue to expand our team and presence in the coming year.“

The office location will elevate Qumulo’s presence in Minneapolis, one of the top three US cities for high growth technology companies.

“Minneapolis has long been recognized as a hotbed of marketing talent. With a rich agency history, thriving start-up community, and strong concentration of Fortune 500’s, the talent pool in Minnesota is robust,” said Jennifer Zick, founder and CEO, Authentic Brand, a Minneapolis-based marketing leadership firm. “We’re excited for Qumulo to move deeper into the Twin Cities tech community and contribute to its innovative spirit with their growing team of well-respected, highly experienced digital sales and marketing professionals.“

This news follows recent appointment of Molly Presley as director of product marketing, and

Robyn Singh as VP of people.

The company also recently announced its positioning by Gartner, Inc. in the leaders quadrant of the 2018 Magic Quadrant for Distributed File Systems and Object Storage.¹

As one of Seattle’s fastest growing private companies, Qumulo also announced $93 million in Series D funding last year. The company has more than 200 employees and serves hundreds of enterprise customers.

The firm offers the freedom to store, manage, and access file-based data in any operating environment, at petabyte and global scale. It offers a storage system designed to cost-effectively manage the volume and geographic dispersion, both on-premises and in the public cloud. Its solutions are available on its own branded storage servers, on third-party hardware from companies such as HPE and Dell and natively on AWS in the public cloud. Its solutions are designed to meet requirements for scale, offering performing file storage system for data centers and the public cloud.

¹ Gartner, 2018 Magic Quadrant for Distributed File Systems and Object Storage, Julia Palmer, Raj Bala, John McArthur October 18, 2018